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The Venue at Horseshoe Casino seating plan

The seat map The Venue at Horseshoe Casino uses for its upcoming shows (capacity 3,000). Layouts change with the staging (end stage, in the round, standing floor), so every event page shows the map for that night.
The Venue at Horseshoe Casino seating plan
Seat map for Matt Mathews: Not What I Ordered World Tour, Friday, October 23, 2026

Our facilities are 100% ADA compliant. The Venue has accessible seating in the last row of the Floor Section, first row of the Orchestra and the last rows of the Mezzanine. It is important to indicate when buying tickets if you require wheelchair accessible seating. For more information about accessible seating, please email UHABoxOffice@caesars.com. Service Animals are allowed but they must have their working papers with them. Please call 219.473.7000 ext.6165 to set this up in advance. Elevators: The Venue elevator has access to all three levels.

The Venue at Horseshoe Casino is a 21 years old and older facility and is located on the second floor of the Horseshoe Casino only 20 minutes from downtown Chicago. Photo ID's are required to enter the facilities. Cameras and recording devices are never allowed at concerts unless otherwise notified. Outside food or beverages of any kind are not permitted inside the building.

The Venue at Horseshoe Casino seating plan: FAQs

How many people does The Venue at Horseshoe Casino hold?

The Venue at Horseshoe Casino holds around 3,000 people; the capacity of each show depends on its layout.

Does The Venue at Horseshoe Casino have accessible seating?

Our facilities are 100% ADA compliant. The Venue has accessible seating in the last row of the Floor Section, first row of the Orchestra and the last rows of the Mezzanine. It is important to indicate when buying tickets if you require wheelchair accessible seating. For more information about accessible seating, please email UHABoxOffice@caesars.com.

Is the seating plan the same for every event at The Venue at Horseshoe Casino?

No. Concerts, sports and family shows use different stage set-ups, so sections and the standing floor change. Check the seat map on the page of the event you are going to.